An International Framework for National Bibliographic Development: Achievement and Challenge.
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1986
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| author | Anderson, Dorothy |
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| contents | An International Framework for National Bibliographic Development: Achievement and Challenge. Anderson, Dorothy Cataloging Classification Developed Nations Dewey Decimal Classification Global Approach International Cooperation International Programs Library Standards Library Technical Processes Problems National bibliographic developments worldwide are planned with awareness of international context and of advantages of following internationally used standards. The information gap between librarians in rich and poor countries through unavailability of high technology in poor countries where international bibliographic tools are in use appears to be growing. (14 references) (EJS) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | An International Framework for National Bibliographic Development: Achievement and Challenge. Anderson, Dorothy Cataloging Classification Developed Nations Dewey Decimal Classification Global Approach International Cooperation International Programs Library Standards Library Technical Processes Problems An International Framework for National Bibliographic Development: Achievement and Challenge. Anderson, Dorothy Cataloging Classification Developed Nations Dewey Decimal Classification Global Approach International Cooperation International Programs Library Standards Library Technical Processes Problems National bibliographic developments worldwide are planned with awareness of international context and of advantages of following internationally used standards. The information gap between librarians in rich and poor countries through unavailability of high technology in poor countries where international bibliographic tools are in use appears to be growing. (14 references) (EJS) |
| title | An International Framework for National Bibliographic Development: Achievement and Challenge. |
| topic | Cataloging Classification Developed Nations Dewey Decimal Classification Global Approach International Cooperation International Programs Library Standards Library Technical Processes Problems |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ330216 |